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This database contains more than 10,000 recommendations pulled from over 200+ reports on human rights issues relevant to British Columbia. Each result contains information about the report it came from, the groups affected by the recommendation, the target audience called on to respond to the recommendation and, where relevant, the specific location in British Columbia that the recommendation refers to.

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Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Recommendation 21: BE BOLD; TAKE ACTION – Local and national coordination must lead, take action and inspire others to tackle access to justice.

Tracking Our Progress: Canada’s Justice Development Goals in 2019

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2020

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Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

Recommendation 13: BE ACCESSIBLE AND USER-FOCUSED Courts and procedures need to be modernized to reflect people’s needs, including better use of technology where it can make the process faster or easier without ignoring the needs of vulnerable people.

Canada’s Justice Development Goals 2020: Challenge & Change

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

Recommendation 13: Courts and procedures need to be modernized to reflect people’s needs, including better use of technology where it can make the process faster or easier without ignoring the needs of vulnerable people.

Canada’s Justice Development Goals 2021 Progress

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2022

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Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

Recommendation 13: BE ACCESSIBLE AND USER-FOCUSED – Courts and procedures need to be modernized to reflect people’s needs, including better use of technology where it can make the process faster or easier without ignoring the needs of vulnerable people.

Tracking Our Progress: Canada’s Justice Development Goals in 2019

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2020

Read the report

Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

Recommendation 18: 4.4 RESTRUCTURE FAMILY COURTS Locate all of the aspects of family law in the same place, including separation, custody and access, and divorce, ideally under one judge.

Canada’s Justice Development Goals 2020: Challenge & Change

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2021

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Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
,
Children and youth
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

Recommendation 14: Ensure system improvements do not interfere with a judge’s ability to make independent, ethical decisions to protect people’s rights.

Canada’s Justice Development Goals 2021 Progress

Group/author:
Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters

Year:
2022

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Category and theme:

Access to justice
,
Human rights system
Audience:

Government of Canada
,
Human rights institutions
,
Non-profits and community organizations
,
Provincial and territorial governments (General)
Groups affected:

All
,
Children and youth
Location of recommendation:

All of Canada

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